Light Window by Carles_P

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on Oct 22, 2002

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Description

No radiosity was used. 75 Lights in scene . Area shadow was used for the main source. Glow effect was used for a soft aspect.

Comments (39)

linkinpark

9:18AM | Tue, 22 October 2002

Your sense for making realistic pictures is really wonderful!!!!This image looks absolutely genial...love the lighting,so realistic!Cant believe there isnt radiosity!

dandavis

9:48AM | Tue, 22 October 2002

Amazing work once again. I look forward to your posts very much.

hiphop4ever

9:52AM | Tue, 22 October 2002

LMAO.. this is what i like...an artist who uses a program that not every1 can do... u got sooo much talent!! PLEASE keep sharing it with us.. because ur gallery is far out one of the best in photorealistic images.. !! ...please could u leave a message => howlong are u doing this right now? .. is it ur job or hobby ?..u learned it all by urself ?thnx i enjoy seeing ur stuff !!! far out.. ((some1 from the netherlands))

as07

9:54AM | Tue, 22 October 2002

At last you posted again!!! Amazing images especially the lightning as alwaaaaaays!!!! love the texture too!

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Shademaster

9:55AM | Tue, 22 October 2002

I think this looks sharper than a radiosity image. When you use radiosity you don't have total control over lighting because you never know what areas will be lit indirectly and how much. I am starting to see that hitting the radiosity button in the render dialog doesn't make your image an instant piece of art.

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strata

11:20AM | Tue, 22 October 2002

You are the spanish Batman at 3D - Batmanuel!

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DeZ

11:51AM | Tue, 22 October 2002

A true masterpiece!

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LindaB

1:03PM | Tue, 22 October 2002

You are a master of 3D art.

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deadhead

1:20PM | Tue, 22 October 2002

I think that everything has been said. Absolutely perfect!

Sking

4:14PM | Tue, 22 October 2002

Excellent Work!! Superb scene setup and the lighting is outstanding. Again, another top job. ---- Scott.

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Nod

5:01PM | Tue, 22 October 2002

75 lights?! Amazing stuff. Excellent as ever.

kaiservr

5:36PM | Tue, 22 October 2002

very inspirational image, lighting , textures and the compostion are superb.

Rembrandt

6:02PM | Tue, 22 October 2002

Perfect lighting!

pingo

5:49AM | Wed, 23 October 2002

curiousity: When you're using so many lights, do you place them yourself - from the top of your head, are you using a pre render in Raydiosity to get an idea, or do you have a referrence picture. Exelent work, I am in awe.

powerlitup

11:13AM | Wed, 23 October 2002

Eres el mejor.

turx

3:44PM | Wed, 23 October 2002

sensational!

Carles_P

1:18PM | Thu, 24 October 2002

hiphop4ever: It takes more than a week (mostly render tests). It's a medium position between my job and my hobby. I hope 3D will be my full dedication anyday. Yes I learned myself. No C4D schools in Spain (really almost not 3D schools here).

Carles_P

1:28PM | Thu, 24 October 2002

pingo: Yeah, this is just the most fun stage in the process. I never "copy" a lighting from a single photograph. I like first to see many photographs and drawings related to the thing I have in mind, then I do my own abstraction based on this documentation (a bit of each one) then I get fun when I imagine the main light source and his indirect lighting (bouncing). Unlike the radiosity engine, when manually I can use the color bleeding and strenght I wish and not only the "real" bleeding/strenght so I can give a most artistical aspect than radiosity engine.

Carles_P

1:32PM | Thu, 24 October 2002

Thanks everybody for this nice comments. Really I has a very bad moment and I alsmost leave the 3D forever. Comments like these are a great motivation for me. A bit of extra info about Light Window can be found here: http://www.3dluvr.com/carles/lightwindow_t.htm

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cartesius

3:06AM | Fri, 25 October 2002

Great initiative with the tech info on your site in relation to the images! Very informative and instructive.

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sms

3:36AM | Fri, 25 October 2002

You have an incredible eye for composition, colos and lighting - I am a fan of your work!

id_ivan

3:33PM | Fri, 25 October 2002

I will kiss you if that could make you better;) hehe..Just kidding. Don't leave us, Carles. Your work always impress me and give more and more inspiration. What a world without your 3D works, (sniff sniff :: i start to cry) Your work always seem the best to me.. hu.hu.. oaaaaah (ups my neighbour thrown a shoe to my window)

ljsargent

10:32AM | Tue, 29 October 2002

A most fabulous piece of art Carles! I have been a lurking fan of your for quite some time. I am a beginner C4D user. You work inspires me and gives me the motivation to continue. Excellsior!!

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Svenart

2:50AM | Wed, 30 October 2002

speachless.....

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pmermino

12:09PM | Mon, 04 November 2002

Hi Carles... Please never stop posting pictures like this... All your gallery is exceptional... I can't find words to comment your work.... but I'm impressed

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Elfenone

2:35AM | Sat, 16 November 2002

Hi I'm new here and an admirer of yours pointed me to your works. I'm not good enough to even comment but I want to say I know what I like, and this is stunning. The light is so welcoming and it beckons everyone to gather at the table for some coffee and conversation. smiles Thank you for your art.

Turin_Turambar

8:23PM | Thu, 05 December 2002

75 lights! It must be some computer you have!!

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